Monocular microscope

MML1200 - Transmitted light microscope for laboratory, teaching and production

Transmitted light monocular microscope MML1200

Transmitted light monocular microscope MML1200

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Key features
Applications
Key features

A strong start

Monocular microscopes are compact, inexpensive and ideal for many applications in laboratory, teaching and production. The solid weight of the microscope series provides stability even in harsh environments. The durable precision mechanics ensures optimal laboratory work for many years. We give extended warranty on case, optics and mechanics.

  • 45° inclined viewing for ergonomic work
  • 360° rotating optical head
  • Sturdy metal tripod ensures high stability
  • Coarse and fine adjustment facilitates precise working
  • Integrated illumination
  • A wide range of accessories is available
Applications

Typical applications

  • Quality control
  • Incoming inspection
  • Sampling
  • Simple laboratory applications
  • Simple clinical applications
  • Education: Popular school experiments for microscopy

Model specifications

 MML1200
OPTICAL HEAD45° inclined and 360° rotating
OBJECTIVE REVOLVER3x
OBJECTIVES Achromatic
4x/NA 0.10
10x/NA 0.25
40x/NA 0.65
OCULAR10x wide field planocular
CONDENSERDouble lenses Abbe condenser NA 1.25, with iris diaphragm and filter holder
ILLUMINATION6 V 10 W with reflector
STANDMetal tripod with coarse and fine adjustment
POWER SUPPLY230 V, 50 Hz
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